Big winner! SGA s yellow robe is comparable to Jordan, 80 million fat waving

Without any suspense, Alexander won the trophy for the finals MVP. He scored 29 points and 12 assists in the tiebreak battle, and has always made very stable contributions throughout the series. The crown of FMVP is a well-deserved result.

Although SGA is not perfect, the past season undoubtedly belongs to him. In the regular season, he was the best player in the league, averaging 32.7 points per game, and was crowned the scoring champion after the end of the regular season. Although he didn't have many 50+ performances, Alexander's stability has left a deep impression on people this season. He scored more than 20 points in 72 consecutive games, and only one game in the whole season scored less than 20 points.

Under Alexander's leadership, the Thunder achieved a record of 68 wins and 14 losses, and he was elected as the regular season MVP without any suspense. Yes, Jokic's performance this year is also impressive enough. But the gap between the two in the first vote is 71 to 29, which is enough to reflect SGA's success in the regular season this season. After entering the playoffs, Alexander's condition showed some ups and downs under more targeted defense. But overall, he is still the most stable basic market for Thunder. In the Western Conference Finals, he was crowned the MVP of the Western Conference Finals. In the seven finals, SGA is the most dazzling star on the court for most of the time. Although the shooting percentage in the tiebreak game is not high, the performance of 29 points and 12 assists and only 1 turnover can still be explained by a lot.

In the final voting session, Alexander was elected the MVP of the Finals with 11 votes, bringing a successful conclusion to his unforgettable 2024-25 season. This year, he is the champion, the MVP of the Finals, the MVP of the regular season, and the scoring champion. In NBA history, the only people who achieved these four achievements in the same year are Jordan, O'Neal, Jabbar and Alexander this season.

It is worth mentioning that Alexander is only 26 years old this year, and Thunder's framework will be relatively stable in the next few years, and he has the opportunity to further reap honors. Also, Alexander will be eligible to complete a super maximum salary early contract renewal with the Thunder this summer.

According to the existing labor and capital agreement, Alexander is eligible to sign a four-year, $293.4 million super maximum salary renewal contract with the Thunder ($65.5 million, $70.7 million, $76 million, $81.2 million), with an average salary of $73.3 million, which will set a record for the NBA, and Alexander is likely to become the first player to earn more than $80 million in a single season.

(Text/Kong Yang)